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I have on my shelf the entire collection of a magazine titled Air Combat Collection which was distributed a few years ago. Each issue contains an article/ profile on 3 aircraft giving history, specs and cut away drawings. I don't have access to PDF conversion software so for the moment I will provide scans on request otherwise this thread will be very long. Here is an example of a profile. Drop me a line below if you want an article - pretty much every major military aircraft was covered so feel free to inquire :D

Note I have absolutely no issue with giving information/ help to other Group Build participants as it's all about the fun and enjoyment not competition.

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Once again feel free to inquire and if I have an article on it I will scan and send.
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Really cool.

Have anything on P-38s

Ta Muchly.
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Wow.... :eeek:
This thread could take off.... Literally..... :lol:
So before you get swamped with requests matey do you have anything on the Macchi C 200 saetta. The Italian fighter plane.
As I have mentioned before this is my "return to kits" first build and a pig of one at that..
I do have a lot of reference, old photos, plane history PDF etc.... But a detailed picture/sketch of this would be excellent mate.
Thanks in advance for anything you come across and share... :th: :bow::
Don't let this distract you from your own builds Dan, just if you find anything I would appreciate it.. :thumb1:
Cheers.. :cheers2:
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Thanks again for all that info on the BF109 and the Sabre, these are great little gems. :cheers2:
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Cheers Andy, sorry no Italian planes unless you count the Eurofighter ;)
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Coen wrote:Thanks again for all that info on the BF109 and the Sabre, these are great little gems.
They are - a very enjoyable collection when I was younger and didn't know much about planes plus each issue came with a die-cast model :D
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No problem matey, I guessed it would be a long shot as although it was popular in the beginnings of WW2 the 202 was favoured due to the lack of armour and underpowered engines the 200 sported...
Only small cal guns and most had no radio as standard.. They did out climb most planes, but top speed was poor and they had a semi-open canopy because pilots were dying due to being unable to open the full canopy at speed to bail out....
Thanks for looking though Dan...
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Here you are Tony :th:

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Only 4 pages on the P-38 as it was the same issue as the Apache which took up extra space.
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Here is one of my favourite profiles about the Avro Vulcan. I will be scratch building a blue steel missile for the Cold War group build :wtf:

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